Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

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Record iasl svsnlDg
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ralssrszliss lAif al the h0gal Arcznaal
Hal looaT and ronorro9.
Every vs1sr eas v16s ea the water qnss-
tion t0dag. No property qaAli1aafion =
Esqllfed.
PAR al tie Enissrsaiisg 9ocisty at Royal
Arcan1m Hsii fais altsrnoon and evening.
Admittsnce frse.
oscar Emmons, grocer Of rs E1sE Bridge
&C.. - aboaz 20 remove his slock " 2i2 On
the same slEees.
B. E. EansFy vii move his hsh EzaFket %
The sfors on Lg01-st. IL The rear ol ths
kent County savings bank-
Rev. Dr. Knapp. Of Gf4ad Haven. has
accepted eail - 6F.cs chnFch Ia this city.
snd vii come here January +
Sykes the apple vendsr received bix
prices Tor nis fruit yesterday IN consequences
OF is being his esghty-hrs birth lay.
Prof Kramer. assisted 81 hls pupils snd
Warzburg 8 Bfonsons band. gives musi-
cal in me Wonderland Theatre tonight
A COMMITTEES Of lsdies of the south Side
xiii tender Ms. Palmer oensflt dance At
Ringusttss Hal Al are cordially in
vitsd
Ths earnings OF the e. 4 W. NJ. for the
month OF Sovembsr shos an increase OF
slA0lAs0 over the corresponding period
last year
Twenty people from Manistee, with their
household goods aud chalteis. passed
through The city yesterday on their way 10
the lar West.
Wm. Plank formerly proprietor OF the
Entsrprise pool room on CanN-st.. has
moved nls effscts 10 GreenVille and will
engage Ia business there.
sarveyor Dorr Skeels isfl last night for
Tennessee where be will spend the Winter.
BE has tract Of 60 90 acres of land 20 look
over for Grand Haven parties.
Thomas Mould. chief cierk in the passen-
ger department OF the q. K q l.. with his
wife and children leave today tor ffsts5urg,
Tenn. for 4 week visit with bis mother.
A q. L. & l. freight train jumped the
track near Bradley yesterday morning
Passengers from the south had 20 De trans
fesresi- The wreck was cleared away last
nlgnt
Lists have been opened for donations for
the coming eews bows festival, and mer-
chants are requested 70 recognize Ia a sub
s,antal way the eomnendaDie character of
ihs undertaking.
+. n. Dznforth. clerk in the passenger
Departments OF the G. r. q l. offices. acci-
deDtsliy Gus the middle finger and thumb
on bis left hand quite badly Sunday while
taking some tally on plate.
William King. colo-ed barber, was ar
rested last evening for assault and battery
The complaint q Mrs. Miller. also coiored,
Who - adorned with a blQe-black sinner
IN the region Of her right optic.
A prominent railroad Official said vsster-
day. This has been a remarkable Fall for
the railroads. The tine weather has given
the roads q chance 20 get the road beds bal
lasted up tor The Winter, which Is great
advantage"
George Wilson, the young man who was
injured st the Nelson & Matter fire, does
not improve very rapidly. he has hard
cold that has sestled on bis lungs. There
is formation on bis wrist that the ply
siciSns fear viii result IN an abscess
President Hughart's private car. contain
sng himsef and family. went south over the
g. X. & |. last night. conveying the occu-
pants TO the sunny south. IL will probably
return in about six weeks. Meanwhile Mr..
uughsrt will De in constant communica-
ton with his Office.
The regular dancing lesson Of the Misses
Gage and Benedict Was given Al Netropoli-
Tan Hall last evening with the usual pleas
sntness and IL was there announced that
nsxt Monday would witness the regular
hop. but that there would be no dancing
school again until two weeks from last
night
The Chicago Tribune Of Sunday had a
long sketch OF the O-Wash-ta- Nong Boat
Club Of this city. Il said il Was the greatest
boat club ia the world, and suggested that
similar Organizations In the Larger cities
would ind much profit in inspecting the
property Of the Wash-ta- Songs. The
article was illustrated with pictures of the
boat house and club rooms. also pictures
marked Weston and Channcey, which vege
evidently taken AFTER DARK.